Julie Lythcott-Haims on Authentic Adulthood and Compassionate Living

I saw that playing out on my campus in exactly the ways you just described and the way that I explain it shorthand is. If you are a working-class person, just trying to make ends meet, maybe working a couple jobs, you know, in an environment where you don't have a lot of flexibility around how you construct your time, you can't drop everything and drive the backpack. And then we wonder why they're bewildered.